MUMBAI, Aug. 23 -- The police recently busted a racket that allegedly provided bank accounts to cyber-fraud gangs operating from foreign countries, like Cambodia, Thailand, China and Malaysia, and have arrested five individuals. They opened 943 bank accounts using slum dwellers' identities and lent them to the frauds to park their illegal gains and charged a commission, said a police officer. Acting on a tip-off, the police raided two companies in two companies in Kandivali East, DJ Search Consultancy and Pririt Logistics Private Limited, on August 13 and arrested the five people after recovering two laptops, a printer, 25 mobile phones, 25 bank passbooks, 30 cheque books, 46 debit cards and 104 SIM cards, according to the police. During interrogation, the accused men confessed to the crime and said that they paid slum dwellers to share their documents and created bank accounts in their names, after which they took control of the accounts and lent them to cyber-fraud gangs operating from foreign countries, to park the illegal gains and charge a commission for the same, said a police officer....